Download Plenary and Workshop Presentations
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14.00-15.45
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PLENARY SESSION I: Meeting the challenge Recent years have seen the largest economic recession in Europe in the EU’s history against a backdrop of demographic change. What has been the impact on local services and how should politicians, planners and managers address the questions these changes pose? As economic growth slowly returns to Europe, how can we afford a ‘social’ Europe? |
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CHAIR
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Lars-Göran JANSSON Chair, European Social Network Text of welome speech |
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WELCOME
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Montserrat BALLARIN ESPUÑA Carme CAPDEVILA I PALAU |
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1st address
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EY 2010 and the Social Programme of the Spanish Presidency of the European Union Francisco MOZA ZAPATERO General Secretary of Social Policy, Ministry of Health and Social Policy, Spain Text of speech by Mr Moza (Spanish) |
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2nd address
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EU 2020: the post Lisbon Social Agenda Video Message from László ANDOR European Commissioner for Employment, Social Affairs and Inclusion Text of speech by Commissioner Andor (English) |
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3rd address
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The economic and social challenges and opportunities for Europe Aart DE GEUS Deputy Secretary-General of the OECD, former Minister of Employment and Social Affairs (2002-2007), Netherlands Text of speech by Mr De Geus (English) |
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15.45
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Coffee/tea break - 2010 PROJECT FORUM: Active inclusion and empowerment of adults with psychiatric problems
(Municipality of Randers, Denmark) Making coherent responses to the needs of vulnerable groups: the participation wheel
(Netherlands Centre for Social Development and DIVOSA, Netherlands) Looking beyond personal budgets to enhance person-centred processes in the care of people with severe disabilities
(City of Espoo, Finland) IT networking to enhance the independence and social inclusion of young people with disabilities
(Municipality of Varberg, Sweden) Brochure (English)
Brochure (Spanish)
Connecting with families - developing better, more personalised support for people with severe disabilities and their carers
(Consortium San Gregori, Girona, Spain) Social Indicators: a basis for evidence-based best practice
(Centre for Quality Development, Region Mydtjylland, Denmark) Breaking the cycle! Sustainable measures to support very vulnerable children in ethnic minority communities
(Multidisciplinary Approach to Child Protection Team supported by UNICEF Basic Education Programme, City of Korça, Albania)
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16.15-17.45
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WORKSHOP SESSION I (6 simultaneous workshops) | |
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Workshop 1
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The impact of recession on social need and service provision |
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Workshop 2
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International cooperation to ensure the protection of unaccompanied migrant minors and their safe return (Government of Catalonia, Spain) Transcript of film subtitles (English) Transcript of film narration (English) |
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Workshop 3
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Improving activation success rates for the unemployed (City of Antwerpen, Belgium) PowerPoint presentation (English) PowerPoint presentation (Spanish) Film transcript (English) |
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Workshop 4
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Eliminating long term homelessness (SOCCA and 'No Fixed Abode' NGO, Finland) Film transcript (English) PowerPoint presentation (with notes; English) |
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Workshop 5
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Hearing the voice of unemployed young people (NVC, Sweden) PowerPoint presentation (with notes; English) |
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Workshop 6
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Living well with dementia (East Midlands Health Authority, United Kingdom) PowerPoint presentation (English and Italian) Film transcript (English) Photo report of workshop outcomes |
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09.00-11.00
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PLENARY SESSION II: Resourcing the Future How can we best use available resources to meet the needs of all citizens including those with the greatest need? This session will explore the challenge of adapting welfare states to women’s new roles, using ICT to improve care-service effectiveness and empowering people to realise their own potential for social and economic inclusion. |
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WELCOME
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Christian FILLET
ESN Honorary Treasurer, Executive Director, Social Services of Willebroek, Belgium |
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CHAIR
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Robert ANDERSON Head of Unit, Living Conditions and Quality of Life, European Foundation for the Improvement of Living and Working Conditions |
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1st address
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Towards a socially inclusive and responsible society Marie-Renée ROY |
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2nd address
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Developing new technology: a strategy for growth and wellbeing Elizabeth BIELBY |
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3rd address
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The incomplete revolution; investing in life chances Gøsta ESPING-ANDERSEN |
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Debate
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Discussion of issues raised in plenary session and questions from the floor | |
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11.00
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Coffee/tea break | |
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11.30-13.00
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WORKSHOPS SESSION II (6 simultaneous workshops) | |
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Workshop 7
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Childcare: financing supply or demand? (organised by Accor Services) PowerPoint 1 - Prof Beltrametti (English) PowerPoint 2 - Mr Collings (English) PowerPoint 3 - Ms Adatti (English) |
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Workshop 8
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Using ICT to achieve quality and efficiency in elderly care services, with lower costs (City of Stockholm and Tieto Corporation, Sweden) Powerpoint presentation (English) PowerPoint presentation (Deutsch) PowerPoint presentation (Italiano) WORKSHOP REPORT (English) |
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Workshop 9
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Measures in companies and community services to support informal carers (Eurofound) PowerPoint presentation - Mr Cullen (English) Second PowerPoint presentation - Ms Reichert/Mr Naegele (English) |
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Workshop 10
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Professional development of social service directors: a strategy to promote key leaderships in transforming local services |
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Workshop 11
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Activating young men to choose a career in the care sector (City of Hamburg, Germany) PowerPoint presentation (English) PowerPoint presentation (German) Notes on slides (German) Film transcript (German) WORKSHOP REPORT (German) |
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Workshop 12
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Implementing outcomes-based intervention and performance management in residential facilities (City of Copenhagen, Denmark) PowerPoint presentation (English) Film transcripts (English) |
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13.00
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Buffet Lunch | |
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14.00-16.00
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PLENARY SESSION III: Managing Change This debate examines the different approaches to public management across Europe and with the involvement of five social services directors, will ask what kind of manager do we need in the future and how best to reconcile organisational effectiveness and social values. |
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CHAIR
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Walter SCHMID Rector, Social Work Department of the University of Lucerne and Chair of the Swiss Conference on Social Welfare |
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Keynote speech
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People, values and leadership in social services management Walter KICKERT |
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Debate participants:
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16.00
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Coffee/tea break | |
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16.30-18.00
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WORKSHOPS SESSION III (6 simultaneous workshops) | |
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Workshop 13
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Wellbeing at work: improving individual and group staff performance with measurable benefits |
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Workshop 14
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How economic and social constraints can lead to innovation (Cities of Genk, Gent and Hasselt, Belgium) PowerPoint Presentation (English) Text of presentation (for use in workshop; English) Text to accompany slides (full version; English) |
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Workshop 15
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Empowering elderly and disabled citizens to determine their own care and support (City of Odense, Denmark) PowerPoint presentation (with notes; English) WORKSHOP REPORT (English) |
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Workshop 16
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Giving citizens quality social services that incorporate new efficiency policies (Municipality of Sant Boi de Llobregat, Barcelona, Spain) PowerPoint presentation (English) Notes to accompany slides (Spanish) |
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Workshop 17
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Employment of disadvantaged and long-term unemployed people in the social and health care sector (Cities of Espoo and Helsinki, Finland) PowerPoint presentation (English) |
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Workshop 18
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A local community approach to combating child poverty and exclusion |
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9.30-11.00
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WORKSHOPS SESSION IV (5 simultaneous workshops) | |
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Workshop 19
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Better outcomes for vulnerable families with complex needs (Asociation of Directors of Social Services in Wales, United Kingdom) PowerPoint presentation (with notes; English) WORKSHOP REPORT (English) |
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Workshop 20
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Defining best practice in telecare (GESCIT Research Group, Universities of Barcelona, Spain) PowerPoint presentation (English) WORKSHOP REPORT (English) |
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Workshop 21
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Supporting young people with disabilities to enter the primary job market |
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Workshop 22
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Community governance and the experience of integrated local planning |
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Workshop 23
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The economic and social integration of people with mental health problems (FISLEM, Castilla La Mancha, Spain) PowerPoint presentation (Spanish) |
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11.00
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Coffee/tea break | |
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11.30-13.15
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PLENARY SESSION IV Shaping the future: European Round Table and Debate In a difficult economic context, what are the messages from this conference about meeting present social challenges in a way which empowers individuals and communities at a local level? |
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Keynote speech
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The social policy priorities of the forthcoming Belgian EU Presidency Magda DE MEYER |
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CHAIR
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Hugh FRAZER Adjunct Professor of Applied Social Studies, National University of Ireland, Dublin |
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Panel Members
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13.00
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Conclusion and invitation to European Social Services Conference 2011 John HALLORAN |
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13.15
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Close of conference | |
